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A Conversation On Leadership & Culture – Featuring Alexis Rivera Scott – Co-Founder, Verbatim

 

Join Steve Blair for another conversation in his series, focusing on the roles of leadership and culture in transforming organizational performance.

For this conversation, Steve will host Alexis Rivera Scott (aka The Fairy Job Mom), Co-Founder of Verbatim.

 

About Alexis Rivera Scott
Alexis Rivera Scott, known as The Fairy Job Mom, is an experienced sales and marketing professional who has a passion for enabling others to market themselves into their next best career move.

She has a background spanning various industries, from hospitality to recruiting to tech, and has launched two companies in 2023.

Her first, The Fairy Job Mom is a career coaching business that specializes in resume and LinkedIn optimization and executive branding.

Her second venture is a B2B marketing agency that she co-founded called Verbatim.  When she is not working, you can find Alexis traveling, thrifting for treasures, or spending time with her family – fur babies included!

 

About Steve Blair
Steve is a proven people and culture leader with a unique combination of commercial, entrepreneurial, organizational, and talent development skills and experiences across the spectrum from a global Fortune 50 company to a hyper growth mid-market start up, and a few in-between.

Among his many accomplishments is stewarding the culture at The Harvest Group, recognized as Entrepreneur magazine’s Top Company Culture and Forbes magazine’s Small Giants, while spending multiple years on Inc. magazine’s Best Places to Work list.

Steve currently serves as Chief People Officer for Island Ventures supporting their portfolio of companies.

 

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